JP5091171B2 - Aluminum foil joining method - Google Patents

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JP5091171B2
JP5091171B2 JP2009029675A JP2009029675A JP5091171B2 JP 5091171 B2 JP5091171 B2 JP 5091171B2 JP 2009029675 A JP2009029675 A JP 2009029675A JP 2009029675 A JP2009029675 A JP 2009029675A JP 5091171 B2 JP5091171 B2 JP 5091171B2
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本発明は、積層したアルミニウム箔を直接に溶着する方法に関する。   The present invention relates to a method for directly welding laminated aluminum foils.

従来、コンデンサや電池の電極に用いられるアルミニウムは、その容量を増やすために複数のシート体(箔)を積層させるにあたり、アルミニウム箔の酸化被膜が絶縁層となり、電流が流れにくく、相互に溶着するのが困難とされていた。また、電流が溶着予定位置を外れて流れ易く、爆飛が発生する虞や、溶着部にずれを生ずる虞があった。   Conventionally, aluminum used for electrodes of capacitors and batteries is laminated with a plurality of sheet bodies (foil) in order to increase the capacity thereof, and the oxide film of the aluminum foil becomes an insulating layer, so that current does not flow easily and is welded to each other. It was considered difficult. Further, the current tends to flow out of the planned welding position, and there is a possibility that explosion will occur or the welded portion may be displaced.

そこで、積層したアルミニウム箔に予め局部的に突起形成加工して、アルミ箔表面の酸化被膜を薄くしまたは亀裂を生じさせ、各アルミ箔どうしを導通させた状態で、電極を突起部を中心とする溶着部に押圧しつつ、電極に通電して抵抗溶接する方法を本出願人は提案している(特許文献1参照)。
また、高電圧(1500V程度)を印加して酸化被膜を局部的に破り、各アルミ箔どうしを導通させた状態で、電極を溶着部に押圧しつつ、電極に通電して抵抗溶接する方法についても本出願人は提案した(特許文献2参照)。
Therefore, the laminated aluminum foil is locally processed to form protrusions in advance, thinning the oxide film on the surface of the aluminum foil or causing cracks, and with the aluminum foils connected to each other, the electrodes are centered on the protrusions. The present applicant has proposed a method of conducting resistance welding by energizing an electrode while pressing a welded portion (see Patent Document 1).
Also, a method of applying resistance to the electrode by energizing the electrode while pressing the electrode against the welded part in a state where the oxide film is locally broken by applying a high voltage (about 1500 V) and the aluminum foils are electrically connected to each other. Has also proposed (see Patent Document 2).

特開2006−326622号公報JP 2006-326622 A 特開2004−130331号公報JP 2004-130331 A

しかし、特許文献1記載の方法では、多数枚積層したアルミニウム箔に突起形成加工を行なうことは至難であり、導通性にバラツキを生じ、溶着部に熱を集中できず抵抗溶接の信頼性に欠ける。また、品質上の問題が生じ易いという欠点があった。
また、特許文献2記載の方法では、高電圧用設備が必須の構成となるため、装置全体が比較的大掛かりなものとなる欠点があった。
However, according to the method described in Patent Document 1, it is extremely difficult to perform a protrusion forming process on a plurality of laminated aluminum foils, resulting in variations in conductivity, and heat cannot be concentrated on the welded portion, so that resistance welding is not reliable. . In addition, there is a drawback that quality problems are likely to occur.
In addition, the method described in Patent Document 2 has a drawback that the entire apparatus is relatively large because a high-voltage facility is essential.

そこで、本発明は、能率的に、かつ、安定して高品質に、多数枚の積層したアルミニウム箔を直接的に接合する方法を提供することを目的とする。   Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a method for directly joining a large number of laminated aluminum foils efficiently and stably with high quality.

そこで、本発明に係るアルミニウム箔の接合方法は、厚さ寸法が10μm〜50μmのアルミニウム箔を10枚〜100枚積層して、積層した10枚〜100枚の該アルミニウム箔を一対の超音波ヘッド間に挟んで押圧し、該超音波ヘッドにより超音波を当てて、上記アルミニウム箔の酸化被膜を破壊し、かつ、上記超音波ヘッドからの超音波振動によるエネルギーで上記アルミニウム箔を互いに部分的に溶着し、破壊された上記酸化被膜の間隙を埋めて、上記アルミニウム箔が互いに導通状態となった仮付部を形成して仮付けする超音波仮付工程と、一対の電極にて、上記超音波仮付工程にて形成された上記仮付部を挟圧しつつ、上記電極により導通状態の上記アルミニウム箔に通電して抵抗溶接し、積層した10枚〜100枚の上記アルミニウム箔を一体状に溶着した溶着部を形成する抵抗溶接工程と、を備えた方法である。 Therefore, the aluminum foil joining method according to the present invention is a method of laminating 10 to 100 aluminum foils having a thickness dimension of 10 μm to 50 μm , and a pair of ultrasonic heads using the laminated 10 to 100 aluminum foils. pressed in between, by the ultrasonic head by applying an ultrasonic wave to break the oxide film of the aluminum foil and the aluminum foil partially each other in energy by the ultrasonic vibration from the ultrasonic head An ultrasonic tempering step in which a gap is formed between the welded and broken oxide film to form a tentative portion in which the aluminum foils are electrically connected to each other, and a pair of electrodes. while nipped the tack portion formed by sonic tack step, by energizing the above aluminum foil more conductive state to the electrode and resistance welding, ten to 100 sheets of the aluminum laminated And a resistance welding process for forming a welded portion in which the nickel foil is integrally welded .

また、上記超音波ヘッドによって仮付けされた上記仮付部の面積が、上記電極によって溶着される溶着部の面積よりも、大きくなるように設定した方法である。   Further, the area of the tacked portion temporarily attached by the ultrasonic head is set to be larger than the area of the welded portion welded by the electrode.

本発明のアルミニウム箔の接合方法によれば、爆飛等の問題を生じることなく、常に安定した溶接強度でアルミニウム箔を抵抗溶接できて、優れた品質の製品が容易に、かつ、能率的に得られる。   According to the joining method of the aluminum foil of the present invention, the aluminum foil can be resistance welded with a stable welding strength without causing problems such as explosions, and an excellent quality product can be easily and efficiently produced. can get.

本発明の超音波仮付工程の実施の一形態を示した要部拡大概略図である。It is the principal part expansion schematic which showed one Embodiment of the ultrasonic provisional process of this invention. 本発明の抵抗溶接工程の実施の一形態を示した要部拡大概略図である。It is the principal part expansion schematic which showed one Embodiment of the resistance welding process of this invention. アルミニウム箔の積層状態を示した要部拡大説明図である。It is principal part expansion explanatory drawing which showed the lamination | stacking state of the aluminum foil. 超音波仮付工程での作用説明図である。It is operation | movement explanatory drawing in an ultrasonic provisional process. 抵抗溶接工程での作用説明図である。It is action explanatory drawing in a resistance welding process. 仮付部と溶着部を示した要部拡大説明図である。It is principal part expansion explanatory drawing which showed the temporary attachment part and the welding part.

以下、実施の形態を示す図面に基づいて本発明を詳説する。
まず、図3に示すように、アルミニウム箔1a,1a…を積層する。図3では、簡略化して10枚のアルミニウム箔1a,1a…を積層したものを図示したが、実際には、10枚〜100枚程度のアルミニウム箔1a,1a…を積層させる。各アルミニウム箔1aは、酸化被膜2aを被覆形成しており、積層したアルミニウム箔1a,1a…間には、酸化被膜2a,2a…が絶縁層として介在している。
Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings illustrating embodiments.
First, as shown in FIG. 3, aluminum foil 1a, 1a ... is laminated | stacked. In FIG. 3, a simplified stack of 10 aluminum foils 1 a, 1 a... Is illustrated, but actually, about 10 to 100 aluminum foils 1 a, 1 a. Each aluminum foil 1a is coated with an oxide film 2a, and the oxide films 2a, 2a,... Are interposed as insulating layers between the laminated aluminum foils 1a, 1a,.

アルミニウム箔1aは、厚さ寸法tを10μm〜50μmに設定している。厚さ寸法tが、t<10μmの場合、コンデンサや電池電極として強度上及び製作上問題がある。また、厚さ寸法tが、50μm<tの場合、所定の容量のコンデンサ等を製造する際に必要なアルミニウムの量が多くなり、無駄が生じる。   The aluminum foil 1a has a thickness dimension t set to 10 μm to 50 μm. When the thickness dimension t is t <10 μm, there is a problem in strength and manufacturing as a capacitor or a battery electrode. Further, when the thickness dimension t is 50 μm <t, the amount of aluminum necessary for manufacturing a capacitor or the like having a predetermined capacity increases, resulting in waste.

次に、図1に示すように、円柱形状の一対の超音波ヘッドH,H間に、積層したアルミニウム箔1a,1a…と端子用のアルミ製ベース板Bを挟んで押圧する。
図4に示すように、アルミニウム箔1a,1a…と酸化被膜2a,2a…とは、超音波ヘッドH,Hから発せられた超音波振動に同調して振動する。酸化被膜2a,2a…は、振動の初期段階で亀裂を生じ切断して破壊される。アルミニウム箔1a,1a…は、振動によるエネルギーで互いに溶着し、破壊された酸化被膜2a,2a…の間隙を埋める。このようにして、対面する超音波ヘッドH,Hの間に仮付部3を形成し、互いに絶縁状態にあったアルミニウム箔1a,1a…を導通状態として、仮付けを行なう。この工程を、超音波仮付工程と呼ぶ。
Next, as shown in FIG. 1, the laminated aluminum foils 1a, 1a... And the terminal aluminum base plate B are pressed between a pair of cylindrical ultrasonic heads H.
As shown in FIG. 4, the aluminum foils 1a, 1a ... and the oxide films 2a, 2a ... vibrate in synchronization with the ultrasonic vibrations emitted from the ultrasonic heads H, H. The oxide films 2a, 2a,... Are cracked and broken at the initial stage of vibration. The aluminum foils 1a, 1a,... Are welded to each other by vibration energy and fill the gaps between the broken oxide films 2a, 2a,. In this way, the temporary attachment part 3 is formed between the ultrasonic heads H, H facing each other, and the aluminum foils 1a, 1a,. This process is called an ultrasonic provisioning process.

その後、図1の超音波ヘッドH,Hから仮付け状態となったアルミニウム箔1a,1a…を取り出して、超音波ヘッドH,Hより細径に設定した円柱形状の一対の電極E,E間に、設置して、仮付部3を形成したアルミニウム箔1a,1a…とベース板Bを図2に示すように挟圧する。
図5に示すように、電極E,Eは、仮付部3の領域内を挟圧しつつ、通電してアルミニウム箔1a,1a…の抵抗溶接を行なう。このようにして、電極E,Eの間にナゲットN(合金属)を作ってアルミニウム箔1a,1a…を一体状に溶着し、溶着部4を形成する。この工程を、抵抗溶接工程と呼ぶ。
この抵抗溶接工程によって、積層したアルミニウム箔1a,1a…とアルミ製端子用ベース板Bとを溶接する。
Thereafter, the aluminum foils 1 a, 1 a... In the temporarily attached state are taken out from the ultrasonic heads H, H of FIG. 1, and between the pair of cylindrical electrodes E, E set to have a smaller diameter than the ultrasonic heads H, H. The aluminum foils 1a, 1a... And the base plate B, which are installed and formed with the tacking portions 3, are clamped as shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 5, the electrodes E and E conduct resistance welding of the aluminum foils 1 a, 1 a. In this manner, a nugget N (a mixed metal) is formed between the electrodes E and E, and the aluminum foils 1a, 1a,. This process is called a resistance welding process.
Through the resistance welding process, the laminated aluminum foils 1a, 1a... And the aluminum base plate B are welded.

図6に示すように、超音波仮付工程で形成された仮付部3の面積Sを、抵抗溶接工程で溶着される溶着部4の面積Sよりも、大きくなるように設定している。言い換えれば、電極Eの当接面の大きさより仮付部3の面積Sを広く形成してあるため、電極Eは仮付部3の範囲を外すことなく当接し、確実に溶着部4を溶着する。なお、ここでは、超音波ヘッドHが当接したアルミニウム箔1a表面の平面広さを仮付部3の面積Sとし、電極Eが当接したアルミニウム箔1a表面の平面広さを溶着部4の面積Sとしている。 As shown in FIG. 6, the area S 3 of the tack portion 3 formed by ultrasonic tack process, than the area S 4 of the welded portion 4 to be welded by resistance welding process, it sets larger Yes. In other words, since the more the size of the contact surface of the electrodes E are widely formed area S 3 of the temporarily attached portion 3, electrode E is in contact without removing the scope of Tack portion 3, ensures the welded portion 4 Weld. Here, the ultrasonic head H a plane size of the contact with the aluminum foil 1a surface and the area S 3 of the temporarily attached portion 3, the welding portion electrode E is a planar size of the contact with the aluminum foil 1a surfaces 4 It is set to the area S 4.

なお、本発明は、設計変更可能であって、例えば、仮付部3及び溶着部4の形状は円形に限定されるものではなく、超音波ヘッドH及び電極Eの形状に従って一文字状や多角形状としてもよい。   The present invention can be modified in design. For example, the shapes of the temporary attachment portion 3 and the welded portion 4 are not limited to a circle, but are a single character or a polygon according to the shapes of the ultrasonic head H and the electrode E. It is good.

以上のように、本発明は、複数枚のアルミニウム箔1a,1a…を積層して超音波ヘッドH,Hにより超音波を当てて、アルミニウム箔1a,1a…の酸化被膜2a,2a…を破壊して仮付けする超音波仮付工程と、一対の電極E,Eにて、超音波仮付工程にて形成された仮付部3を挟圧しつつ、電極E,Eに通電して積層したアルミニウム箔1a,1a…を溶着する抵抗溶接工程と、を備えているので、積層したアルミニウム箔1a,1a…を抵抗溶接にて接合することができる。特に、比較的簡単な設備で、多数枚積層したアルミニウム箔1a,1a…を常に安定した溶接強度で抵抗溶接できて、信頼性の高い優れた品質の製品が容易に、かつ、能率的に得られる。このように、容易かつ迅速に安定した接合を実現できる。   As described above, in the present invention, a plurality of aluminum foils 1a, 1a,... Are stacked and ultrasonic waves are applied by the ultrasonic heads H, H to destroy the oxide films 2a, 2a,. Then, the electrodes E and E were laminated while sandwiching the temporary attachment part 3 formed in the ultrasonic provisional process by the ultrasonic provisional process and the pair of electrodes E and E. Are welded to the aluminum foils 1a, 1a, so that the laminated aluminum foils 1a, 1a can be joined by resistance welding. In particular, with relatively simple equipment, a large number of laminated aluminum foils 1a, 1a, ... can always be resistance-welded with a stable welding strength, and reliable and excellent quality products can be obtained easily and efficiently. It is done. In this way, stable bonding can be realized easily and quickly.

また、超音波ヘッドHによって仮付けされた仮付部3の面積Sが、電極Eによって溶着される溶着部4の面積Sよりも、大きくなるように設定したので、抵抗溶接工程にて、超音波仮付工程にて形成された仮付部3の範囲内に電極Eを当接させて抵抗溶接を行なう際に、狙いを付け易い。よって、確実に抵抗発熱を集中させることができ、美しい溶着部4を形成できる。 The area S 3 of the tack portion 3, which is temporarily attached by ultrasonic head H is, than the area S 4 of the welded portion 4 to be welded by the electrodes E, since the set to be larger, by resistance welding process When the resistance welding is performed by bringing the electrode E into contact with the range of the tacking portion 3 formed in the ultrasonic tacking step, it is easy to aim. Therefore, resistance heat generation can be concentrated reliably and a beautiful weld 4 can be formed.

1a アルミニウム箔
2a 酸化被膜
3 仮付部
4 溶着部
H 超音波ヘッド
E 電極
仮付部の面積
溶着部の面積
Area of the area S 4 welded portion of 1a aluminum foil 2a oxide film 3 Tack portion 4 welded portion H ultrasonic head E electrode S 3 Tack portion

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厚さ寸法(t)が10μm〜50μmのアルミニウム箔(1a)(1a)…を10枚〜100枚積層して、積層した10枚〜100枚の該アルミニウム箔(1a)(1a)…を一対の超音波ヘッド(H)(H)間に挟んで押圧し、該超音波ヘッド(H)(H)により超音波を当てて、上記アルミニウム箔(1a)(1a)…の酸化被膜(2a)(2a)…を破壊し、かつ、上記超音波ヘッド(H)(H)からの超音波振動によるエネルギーで上記アルミニウム箔(1a)(1a)…を互いに部分的に溶着し、破壊された上記酸化被膜(2a)(2a)…の間隙を埋めて、上記アルミニウム箔(1a)(1a)…が互いに導通状態となった仮付部(3)を形成して仮付けする超音波仮付工程と、
一対の電極(E)(E)にて、上記超音波仮付工程にて形成された上記仮付部(3)を挟圧しつつ、上記電極(E)(E)により導通状態の上記アルミニウム箔(1a)(1a)…に通電して抵抗溶接し、積層した10枚〜100枚の上記アルミニウム箔(1a)(1a)…を一体状に溶着した溶着部(4)を形成する抵抗溶接工程と、を備えたことを特徴とするアルミニウム箔の接合方法。
10 to 100 aluminum foils (1a) (1a)... Having a thickness dimension (t) of 10 μm to 50 μm are laminated, and a pair of 10 to 100 laminated aluminum foils (1a) (1a). the ultrasonic head (H) pressed across the (H) between, by applying an ultrasonic wave by the ultrasonic head (H) (H), the aluminum foil (1a) (1a) ... oxidation coating (2a) (2a) is broken and the aluminum foil (1a) (1a) is partially welded to each other by energy generated by ultrasonic vibration from the ultrasonic heads (H) and (H). An ultrasonic tempering step of filling the gap between the oxide films (2a), (2a), etc., and forming a temporary attachment part (3) in which the aluminum foils (1a), (1a), etc. are in a conductive state . When,
By a pair of electrodes (E) (E), the ultrasonic wave the tack portion formed by Tack step (3) while nipped and the aluminum more conductive state to the electrode (E) (E) Resistance welding that forms a welded portion (4) in which the foils (1a) (1a) are energized and resistance welded, and the 10 to 100 laminated aluminum foils (1a) (1a). And an aluminum foil joining method comprising: a step.
上記超音波ヘッド(H)によって仮付けされた上記仮付部(3)の面積(S)が、上記電極(E)によって溶着される溶着部(4)の面積(S)よりも、大きくなるように設定した請求項1記載のアルミニウム箔の接合方法。 The area (S 3 ) of the temporary attachment part (3) temporarily attached by the ultrasonic head (H) is larger than the area (S 4 ) of the weld part (4) welded by the electrode (E). The aluminum foil joining method according to claim 1, which is set to be large.
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